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Chef Create-a-Mission Debate & Writing Activity

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Opening cover for A Chef’s Toolbox, a chef scenario activity involving object choices and menu-based storytelling
Opening cover of the chef scenario activity
Directions for a chef whose tools are lost or damaged: choose objects, explain their uses, then create a menu
Scenario directions and six ways to use the activity
Repeated chef activity title slide introducing the object choices for an imagined restaurant meal challenge
Repeated title slide before the object choices
First object-choice slide: a hammer and an easel with a blank canvas to consider for the chef’s meal challenge
Object pair 1 of 4: hammer and easel
Second object-choice slide: a helmet and a wrench to consider as substitute tools for the chef’s meal challenge
Object pair 2 of 4: helmet and wrench
Third object-choice slide: a watercolor paint set and a screwdriver to consider for the chef’s meal challenge
Object pair 3 of 4: paint set and screwdriver
Fourth object-choice slide: pliers and a paintbrush to consider as substitute tools for the chef’s meal challenge
Object pair 4 of 4: pliers and paintbrush
Create a Menu chart offers five choices each for appetizer, main course, dessert, and drink to begin a story
Final menu choices for the storytelling prompt

About This Product

Ready for one of the most versatile extension activities? Let's go!

This activity can be used as a warm-up to get students thinking creatively about how they might use various objects to complete a goal. This could be amplified to include a debate in which students discuss why one object is more useful than the other.

After working through these options, students will encounter a matrix in which they will put together various factors. Using the factors of their choice (a wonderful differentiation accommodation for ELL, GATE, and neurodiverse learners), the motivation for creating a presentation, piece of writing, or further conversation could be encouraged.

Consider printing out the final matrix for students to do a bit of research on the topics they are unfamiliar with!

Suggested use:

  • - Writing prompt generator

  • - Extension game for diverse language levels

  • - STEM or GATE classes to bring up discussions on creative problem solving

  • - Group collaboration exercises to encourage debate and discussion

  • - This activity can be used in various ways to meet the needs of diverse learners. Connecting 21st Century Skills with fun, situational elements, students will enjoy the challenge set before them.

- While this may begin as a discussion activity, it may also double as a writing prompt when students reach the final matrix activity.

  • - GATE and neurodiverse learners will appreciate the opportunity for choice.

  • - Built-in differentiation with choice and flexibility for response length and complexity.

Don't forget to check out these variations:

A Superhero's Toolbox

An Astronaut's Toolbox

Caja de Herramientas de un Chef

Caja de Herramientas de un Superhéroe

Caja de Herramientas de un Astronauta

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